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Private Duty Nurses

Private duty nurses provide clinical monitoring to patients who may experience unexpected changes in their health status. Early intervention by a nurse can prevent serious complications or hospitalization. Private duty nurses are supervised by a clinical manager and Lorna McDonald, RN, BSN.

An experienced private nurse can make a difference in patient care by:

  • Providing clinical assessments and performing immediate interventions when needed.

  • Ensuring the doctor's instructions are followed precisely.

  • Communicating with doctors and designated family members to ensure the best possible care for the patient.

  • Relieving family members of day-to-day healthcare management responsibilities.

  • Administering and refilling medication

  • Educating the patient and family.

Home Health Aides

Our skilled home health aides provide assistance to clients with mobility issues and early or late-stage dementia. Home health aides are supervised by a clinical manager.

An aide can provide assistance to clients in several areas, including:

  • Walking and transfers to help prevent falls

  • Grooming and dressing

  • Medication reminders

  • Light meal preparation and light housekeeping

  • Accompanying clients to doctor's appointments

  • Providing companionship

  • Encouraging approved exercise as instructed by physician

  • Monitoring and reporting any changes in behavior or health as instructed by the clinical manager.

Dear Lorna, I just wanted to drop you a note to thank you for all you did for me and my family these past few weeks. More important than providing us wonderful, caring nurses, it was clear that you cared and truly listened. In all the years my father was battling his disease, the people who cared and listened were few and far between. I will always be grateful for the kindness you showed to me and my family.
— D. Bernstein